Mudhoney Interview - The Demise of Grunge 

Really don't understand why these guys never got more attention..

I listen to Alice, Soundgarden, mudhoney, screaming trees , earth, nirvana Melvin's smashing pumpkins Lemonheads Jane's addiction, sebadoh dinosaur, Afghan Whigs, hater, l7 faith no more and chilli's because good music is good music any year/decade. End of.

Kurt was murdered

I'm 45 and listen to grunge every day, I'm still finding new music even now.

I’ll never stop listening to Alice In Chains

Notice how the most popular bands of that era don't like to be classified as "Grunge" but the lesser known bands usually embrace it as a marketing tool!

I am a great fan of Mudhoney, but I still have to ask: Is Mark Arm, at this stage, deliberately trying to look like Jeffrey Dahmer?

Grunge never existed it's just a word some random dude used to describe Green River in the 1980s. Good music is good music period.

It's my understanding Mark Arm was in fact the individual who coined the term "grunge" in regards to the Seattle scene. I don't think it's a shameful moniker either. This is stated in the film Hype

Your wrong man all I want to listen to is Dinosaur jr, Mudhoney, the Pixies and all the other bands that made music awesome!!

Mudhoney made me pick up a guitar. They had the 60's garage / Stooges / Psyche / Punk all wrapped up. I got a fuzz and a wah and that was it. I saw them in 1992 when everything was really hitting. I think I lost my shoe in the pit, but found it after. Thanks dudes! I still play in bands looking for that vibe.

I’ve always loved Mudhoney (since I first heard them in the late 80s/early 90s)….great to know they are still doing their thing!

64 .... listening to grunge still, almost every day.

Mark is correct. "You're Living All Over Me" was initially released while the band was still called "Dinosaur". Although most of the record pressings included the "Jr.", the first few did not. Source: I own one.

"Made a fucking grunge record in 1995".....made their BEST RECORD in 1995!!!!!

I’m still listening to Alice In Chains and I’m 55. I’ll listen to them to the day I die. Still you get to a point in your life where you stop moving on to new music. Music is generational and the meaning and identity is different for each generation . To me music ended in the late 90s, early 2000s. Cobain could have moved into other forms of music. Like McCarthy forming Wings after the Beatles. I wasn’t meant to be. It was actually Dave Grohl that did so.

Right they were such a great band.

You know, you can totally listen to Mudhoney and The Presidents of the United States of America. They both kick ass, just in different ways. I know Steve's not saying you can't, but that juxtaposition would seem weird to some people.

I’ve always liked mudhoney and it’s a big shame that soon to be irrelevant bands like nirvana and Pearl jam overshadowed them and mudhiney were not given more attension typical market the popular overnight sensations and leave the bands with actual talent behind

Mark was right! Dinosaur changed their name from "Dinosaur" to "Dinosaur Jr." little after their second album (released on December 1987).